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? ' ?* '.V/ At r TiJOOTS t\!) SHOES, Fall and Winter Goods, iC?At It educed Prices, ^if 7fell IE subscribers have jusi received on 9 ..vlancipn n iiftrlmi'll t of B"OlS MII (J f.hof.c, which were manufactured pariicu-j oriv" for tlic retail trade, by the most up- j proved manufacturers in Philadelphia and . Boston, all of which are warranted to give { satisfaction and will be sold 10 per cent lower than the nsual prices, to wit : <*en:lcniens fine calf sewed boots, ? " pump sole 44 44 44 44 water proof boots,cork soles, 44 stout 44 sewed boots, 44 fine 44 hrogans, 44 44 44 shoes and pumps, 44 India Rubber over shoes, 44 Leather over shoes, fur lined, Ladies English and French kid slippers 44 White English 44 44 44 Black and white satin 44 44 Gaiter Boots, 44 Sp.tI slins and walking shoes, various I w patterns, " Quilted shnes, silk tops, " N<"\v style over shoes, Misses al walking shoes, slips, " Lea<her boots and shoes, Boys fine boots. t' " shoe: and brogans, " " pumps, Children's black and colored Morocco! boots and shoes, " Leather boots and shoes. ALSO, A larg s s'.ick of mens and boys shoes and or grtiis, sal" able for plantations, and 3000 pairs Negro Shoes, superior in any that have erebecn offerd 1 in this m 'rket. j Blunlfis are invited to call and examine Jor j In- -selves. ALSO, S 'h-1 >.! r.per leather, French and Nor-! thcrn calfskins, lining -and bindery skins, various colored Morocco skins for coach I trimming, shoe knives, pincers, kit files,awl j blades, boot webbing, shoe lasts, and all j other articles generally in use with shoe makers. Also every description of impor- ' ted sdi-e thread,shoe blacking,and varnish- j ALDEN & AUSTIN. j Notice. THOSE indebted to the firm of J. H. Anderson &, Co. or the subscriber indiiv dually are hereby called on for an early settlement of their respective dues, as; much longer indulgence cannot be given. J. H. ANDERSON. J Sept. 26. 43tf. ANCRUHTSFERRY. THE charter for this Ferry has expir-1 ed, and the proprietor hereby gives | notice that he does not intend to make application for its renewal. THO: J. ANCRUM. Nov. 11. For Sale, .? -i . / , . l A VALli AULttPlantation suuaic uu uie east side of tho Waleree river and ' Graness' Quarter Creek, nine miles above Camden, (generally known as the Lucas place,) containing about 1200 acies, about 400 hundred of which is cleared, the land ' is-of good quality and will be sold a bar gain, as the owner (residing out of the State) Is anxious to dispose of it. For in- . formation and terms apply to * C. J. SHANNON. I sept. 19 42 tf FIVE VVIIITiYEV BED BLANKETS. ONE bale Ribbon bound Bed Blankets, from 9-4 to 14-4, will be sold for; less than cost, being partially damage by : moth. II. LEVY, j Oct. 26. { QDlfcWBSkT j r_ * i THE subscriber has just received his; fall supply of Medicines &c. which .he will be happy to furnish to his punctu- j al customers on the best terms. Among other articles, are the following: Murray's Fluid Magnesia, Henry's Calcined do English and American Calomel, Moffat's Pills, i iv nix Bitters, Camphor, Rhubarb, Root and Powder, j. Sup. Carb. Soda, , j Sweet Oil, Castor Oil, Isinglass, Gum Myrrh, Alcohol. ( Nutmegs, Mace, &.c. &c. He will also, in a few days receive a j large supply of Wethcrill's pure White Lead, Lamp Oil, Train Oil, dec. &c. J. R. McKAIN. Nov. II. NO TICK. A LL persons having demands against J\ the c-siatc of Mrs. Margaret Perkins,' deceased, are hereby called upon to render them in properly attested, and those in - ' debted to the stone, to make pay nt to J. P. DICKINSON, .4?Vr. Nor. 4. 4 :i L ADIES' CLO AKS. AN assortment jnst r ccireJ attd fo sale unusually low bv F. WARREN, ! % H. LEVY I Is now receiving a choice and sea-! sonable assortment ef GOODS, which he! ntends selling at very low prices. Those persons who have to purchase will find it to their advantage to call and judge lor themselves His stock comprises in part of the following articles : WOOLENS. Sup. fine blue, black, olive, brown, Green and mixed Cloths, Blue, black, & col'd Cassimcres Saltinets of all colors, Kentucky Jeans, Sup. fine Welsh white Flannels, Kcu ana yellow t lanneia, Plaid & plain Linseys for serv'ts, White Welsh Plains, Negro Linseys,approved qualities London Duffel Blunkets, Sup. fine 9-4 to 14-4 Bed Blankets, COTTON GOODS. Fine and sup. fine Calicoes Furniture Calicoes, Colored Cambrics, Cambric and Jackonel Muslins, Swiss, Mull and Book iMuslins, Unbleached and bleached Homespun of every quality, Super. Long Clpth, Plaid and striped Homespun, Blue Twilled Homespun, Bed Ticks of different qualities Canton Flannels Apron Checks, Twilled Drillings. LINENS. Sup. and common Irish Linens, 12-4 Barnsley Sheeting 6-1 I5iru isye LMaper, Russia Diaper, Brown Linens, Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs, Lawn Lawns. WORSTED GOODS. Black Bombazine, Black and colored Merinoes, New style splendid Mouslin de Lains, Colored Bombasetts, Colored and black Circassians. HATS. Fashionable Fur Hats, Wool Hats, Fine Otter Caps, Seal Caps, Ladies Niinn's Bonnets. SILKS. Black Gro de Reinc Silk, Black and blue black Gro de Swiss, Open work twist silk Gloves, Gentlemen's Stocks, BlackSilk Velvet. ALSO, Green Cloth, suitable for the Rifle Corps With a complete assortment of Garoceries, Bagging, Rope, Hardware, Saddlery, &c. <fcc. sept 2 41 , For sale at the post-office j Stationery & School-Books Among which are the following: Woodbridge's Geography, with Atlas, Smith's do do Willis' do do Greenleafs English Grammar, Kirkham's do > do Murray's do do Adam's Arithmetic, Smith's do Pike's do Key to do Walker's School Dictionary, Columbian Orator, National Reader, Murray's Reader, i New York Reader, Nos. 1, 2 and 3, Cabb's Juvenile Reader, Nos. 1, 2, &. 3, Parley's Little Reader, < Parley's Tales of Europe, Africa, Asia < and America, Child's first Book of History, do second do do . ' do first reading Lessons, < Pocket Expositors. ? do Juvenile Instructor, ' Popular Lessons, Child's Instructor, i N. York Spelling Book, Elementary do | Alphabet of Natural History, J do of different nations, i! Receipt Books, Slates, of various sizes, ' Copy Books, Quills and Ink ' Steel Pens, by the card, Paint Boxes, ' Amanacs, of different kinds, for 1840, I Blank Books of various sizes^ 1 Memorandum Books, !1 ^Wafers, black and red, Lucifer Matches, low by the dozen. Negro Shoes <fc Leather ; ~ 1 TWO thousand pair Negro Shoes, of ] prime quality, also Leather of every 1 description. Planters can have their shoes 1 made to measure by sending to the shop at < Swift Creek Mills. < W. D. M'DOWALL & CO. I Sept. 10. 42 4t , "the faiwilYvi^torT iVvicv.-.?Only-one Dollar and fifty Cents \ a year, n advance. ] A p* per devoted to general intelligence. , Published in Chora w, S. C. once a week | : Politics it will pursue an independent . ntrsc. i * otto:?"Unawed by influence?Un- i bribed by gain." Persons wishing to patronise this cheap publication, arc requested to forward tlieif names, and the amount <if their subscrip- 1 lions in advance?otherwise they cannot 1 receive it. Address, without delay, WM. POTTER, Cher aw, S. C. Fresh Garden Seeds. G OF the growth of 1840, just received and for sale by P. Thornton, warranted good and genuine. Among which aie the following: Green Globe Artichoke Large Red Tomato Asparagus, Round^and smooth do Ml Early Turnip Eeet, Yellow* do " Yellow . do Curled Parsley Long Blood do Large Swelling Parsnip . T" ' - O -I- T?~ Cx.rlot A DISH ,n1 ricuuii ougar uu uuuj; * . Mangle Wurtzel, or Scarlet Short top do ed Early Scarcity do White Tnrnip do Green curled Roorcole, Scarlet do ke " " Kail, Long black Winter do . Early white Brocoli, Long white%and Red do " purplo do Summer & fall Turuip teJ Large cape do Early dutch or sfring uo Early Caulihower, Ruta Baga or Yellow th? Large late do Russia do dui Early York CABBAGE, Large Norfolk do hoi " * Dutch do Hanover or French do mi " Sugarloaf do Early Cluster Cucumber h u " Savoy do Frame do bei " Emperor do Large prickly green do w;; " Batlersea do " Turkey do wo Large late drumhead do Summer bush Squash, Hi " Dutch or Bergnn do Early orange or sugar do pei " English Savoy do Summer crookneck do mo Green Globe do Coommodore Fortor's do j air " Glazed do Water Melon superior I pei Late Sugarloaf do Musk do j no Long Orange Carrot Cantelope do I sai Early Horn do Buckwheat, very finetojlhi Solid Cellery, sow 1 or Bees, tcr ?- ' r.??u I waicr ?^ress, uuraiK ui ncu?uwv.<.. . Curled do Ited do i ' Large Red Onion, Blue imperial dwarf Peas , L. " White do Early June do I Top or Button Onion for " Chailtan do me planting. Bishops dwarf do Scotch Leeks, White Marrowfat do nu Large Drumhead Lettuce Green do do 1 Imperial head do Dwarf sugar do Early Silesia do Early dw'f china Beans Magnum bonuin do Wiiite Kidney dwarf do dis superior Early white cranbery do A. Endive Large Lima do las Yellow or white Eggplant Scarlet Runners Purple do Dutch Caseknife do an Salsify 01 Vegetable Oys- Broad Windsor do otl ter?.Nasturtiums Red cranberry pole do las Sage While do Turkey Rhubarb or Pie- Early Sugar Corn Cc plant " Tuscarora do do Prickly Spinage " Jellerson do as Round do lor A liberal discount made to those who ?? buy to sell again. Oct.28. pa. ?-? eir Woffat's Life Pills. THESE medicines are indebted for their name to their manifest and sensible ot? pa action in purifying the springs and ch :ii an nels of life, and enduing them with re ga ncwed tone and vigor. In many hundred d? certified cases which have been made pub- ^ lie, and in almost every species of disease ed ' ~ ?U!-U * ~ linklrt < kfi IU WHICH 11IC Human name ia Iiauic1 happy effects of MOFFAT'S LIFE G PILLS AND PHENIX BITTERS have ? been gratefully and publicly acknowledg- w ed by the persons benefitted, and who t? were previously unacquainted with the ^ beautifully philosophical principles upon al) which they are compounded, and upon which they consequently act. t0 The LIFE MEDICINES recommend vo themselves in diseases of every dcscrip- yv ion. Their first operation is to loosen rom the coats of the stomach and bowels, I'h .he various impurities and crudities con- . itantly settling around them; and lo re- m move the hardened faeces which collect in tic the convolution of the small intestines. Wl Other medicines only partially cleanse these, and leave 6uch collected masses be as hind as to produce habitual costiveness to with all its train of evils, or sudden diar I''2 rhoea, with its imminent dangers. This fact is well known to all regular anatomists, who examine the human bowels after death : and hence the prejudice of these well informed men against quack ^ medicines, or medicines prepared and he- wl raided to the public by ignorant persons. The second effect of the Life Medicines is !? to cleanse the kidneys and the bladder, and by this means, the liver and the lungs, an, the heulthful action of which entirely de- tor pends upon the regularity of the urinary PJ' organs. The blood, which takes its red ari color from the agency of the liver and the pei lungs before it passes into the heart, being thus purified by tbcm, and nourished jj by food coming from a clean stomach, the courses freely through the veins, renews he every part of the system, and triumphantly ^ mounts the banner of health in the bloom- nu ng cheek. ] Moffut's' Vegetable Life Medicines have effi oeen thoroughly tested, and pronounced to x sovereign remedy for Dyspepsia, Flatulency, Palpitation of the Heart, Loss of r Appetite, Heart-bum and Headache, tha Restlessness, III temper. Anxiety, Lan- ?w juor and Melancholy, Costivencss, Piar- |^'c rhceo, Cholera, Fevers of all kinds, Rhumatism, Gout, Dropsies of all kinds, Gra- thi i*el, Worms, Asthma and Consumption, sCr Scurvy, Ulcers, Inveterate Sores, Scor- Ln butic Eruptions and Bad Complexion, : Eruptive complaints, Sallow, Cloudy, and Feather disagreeable Complexions, Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, Common Colds and Influenza, and various other complaints isr which afflict the humam frame In Fe- thi: vkr and Ague, particularly, the Life Me- use licines have been most eminently success- ] ful; so much so, that in the Fever and Si) Ague Districts, Physicians almost uni- GC irersally prescribe tliem. ^\( All that Mr. Moffat requires ofhis pa ,ro Lients is to* be partirular in taking the to i Life Medicines strictly according to the s?r lirections. It is not by a newspaper no- ^ Lice, or by any thing that he himself may mc jay in their favor, that he hopes to gain tcr credit. It is alone by the results of a fair trl1 trial. For sale bv J. R. MrKAlN. j BENJAMIN GASS is hereby appointed Judge Advocate of the 6ih llegi- ? ment of Cavalry, and will be respected 1 accordingly. By order of Rc Col. RICHARDSON*, rl James CiieSnvt, jr. Arfj't. ' i ODEY'S LADIES' P" VOLS 22 AND 23, 184L EDITE'/BY MRS. SARAH-J. HALE aad MRS. LYDIA H. SIGOURNE [SS E. LESLIE will have a cor lion in every number. 5E3r*The only Magazine in this c< tended for the perusal of females ited by their own sex. This is an i*i^orlant matter, and f bome>rmind by those mothers u ruLctflering for lhair own, or their i r's instruction and amusement, fhe LADY'S BOOK Has been publit ! same proprietor for nearly eleven yea ring that time lie can safely say, that no 3 been admitted in its columns that' ght not with safety read to their child] 3 been bis constant care to prevent the wo ng sectarian, political or disputatious, tched its progress from its first appcaranc rid of letters, to its now almost maturi >w many vain efforts have been made du; riod of its existence to establish a rivalr my are still making but in vain! The lit nost lie considered the creation of a t riodicnl literature. There is but one rr w in this country that can date its origin i ne pariod as the Lady's Book; but the la ; earliest periodical to offer remuneratio ury contributions. GENERAL CONTENTS. One original large sized Steel Engraving Dick, in each number. A Fashion Plate, colored, (mark that inlh. Two pages Music, (generally Original) n>berForty-eight pages reading matter; THE PICTORIAL DEPARTMEN The same attention to this department played. Those Splendid Steel Engravi L Dick, Esq. that gave so much sati t volume, will be continued. Throughout this year, the plates will be d embrace serious and pleasing subjei lers that will contain a dash of humoi itcs shall be consulted. Engravings from the paintings of Land: dlins, two of the most eminent painters n, will from lime to time grace our 13o soon as arrangements can be complet lg cherished plan of original engravir intings originally prepared for the Book, .en, one in each number. Two are now ration. Oor means gives us the opport ibarking in this extensive speculation? 1 in being remunerated for our outlay, bscribera will be benefitted. We give twice as many embelishments ier Magazine, and each plate is, beci y more lor its engraving, superior to an) y corner,porary, and yet the price of zine is not increased. Our edition is ir utile any other publication, therefore wo ;d to go to a greater expense than any ot her. A better return may therefore be for the price paid for subscriptions. The voice of the public press has proi ODET'S LADY'S BOOK at the heat riodtcal Literature of the country, and 1 -mined that it shall retain its proud sup ith this view he has chosen for its cm o of the most eminent female writers ol v other country, Mrs. IIALE and ^ OURNEY, assisted monthly by one o ility, Mies LESLIE. In speaking of our Engravings, we be call attention to the following publisher !ume, viz: View of Constantinople, Schuylkill orks, The Indian Maid, The Death of I With each of these was published a 1 He, containing either three or four aulifully and tastefully coloted. Universally pronounced superior to an agazine illustrations in this or any other < autiful as they undoubtedly are, we pru thout hesitation that those for this year perior. The mgnuing shall always b< ire than the price of subscription. Wc many of our contemporaries ao whowou tell a verbal falsehood, pass oil* sccon ites as original. Ours are undoubtedly : designs 8; lected by ourselves, and the) stioucd throughout the year. GODEY'S BOOK Has been emphatically termed THE Lj Ai'JONAL MAGAZINE, as it is a re the c.' i ri!,uti".:s of the most celelrai ALL WRITERS OF AMERICA, torn .if any eminence, contribute to its | In a future' publicaiion, we will devote a publishing the names of our rontribut too long, except for a separate advertiser Km l?i ihis !.. remetiibeied. that wc n y instance will mention the name of a c ' fiom whom we Isave not the remotest >cuiing a contribution. 'J here are onoti in our country, and good ores too, who ! psid will furnish matter sufficient for riudicals. TWENTY-O.XE VOLUMES hove m issued It is usual to announce that tion only will be published Contrary s Proprietor ot the Lady's Book annoum will publish AN IMMENSE EDITION lich he hopes to supply all those who wi n with orders, commencing with the J mber. [t will be seen by this advertisement th: art has been made by the proprietor of thi make it superior to any other in A 44 A NEW YEAR'S GIFT, The Lady's Book is probably the most ,t could be desired for Ladies, edited h n sex, and assisted as the Editorial Dept by the Pictoral Em ellishments, it is pr ; PARLOUR COMPANION I'he Times aptly remark that " a subscri s work would be a much more acceptal it to a fair friend during the coming hoiii i, than am* of the gingerbread annuals ura Matilda poetry and diluted prose."' Fhcre arc other publications that a lSHION PLATES. Tile Publisher dy's Bonk wishes it to be distinctly und ,t the principal Fashions in his work, Al JRF.D, AND IN EVFRY NUMBER lot tbe case with tiny other wutk publii s counts v, 4iriless ti.ey are colored '.I . less* THE LI TERARY DEPARTMEN [s placid under tin R.:jprintc>.deuce c iRAH J. LIALE anil iVrs LYDIA JTIRNEY; two ad.es f? oil nosvu rid that to mention ih. ir e-.11 con h any pubh":/inn is a' .rc a gnarnte rali'y, v ru-, and 1 tility. 'f their en conduct ihe Lady'a Ho..k, it is pmu.T.e<i 1 will doubt, am! the proprietor mentio asuic that no English or American Mi 1 publish in connection witfi its iitc/ary ] nt, two names so celebrated in tha woild 3. It will be remembered that Miss Les lutes to each number. THE MUSICAL DEFAK'JAll-,]*! s under the superintendent:' ot J. >RNE. than v.Ji,,ia no peisoi. is more doing it justice. GENERAL FEATURESjiterature, Tales, Essays, Legends, R< lidents in History, Extracts from the 01< views, Poetry, Fenmle-.Education, Em nts, Fashions Coloured, Lace, Einbi : Similes, Music, &c. &c. great dCftl flicariosity is ofte^cxpressct V : endeavour ?o fcr ag h<s m cuj feeling, by giving frofb iifho td'tlnifc, cbtlWrilijHations of the most .celebrated l?t;By4?.wrtte$?oT.Uie day. <T'yx- - Any embellishments to be fownd in any other Magazine, way be looked for in I he Lady'sBeofc. OUR READING MATTER Y. ! about the same in qaantity as any;aimilar j?roitribu duction. probably a little in favor of the B#ok. It would l>e foolish and false to say'tHat it contains Diore, and the propnctor is not willing to eondes>untry cend to 6ucli means lor any supposed advancement that is of his interest. The paper, is of the finest quality for periodical use. And the typographical execu-, , , lion has long been a subject of congratulation with jnoulU thogg best acquainted with these matters. -ho in- TRANSMISSION BY MAIL. !au<rh- One advantage the subscribers of this work will ? have, is its early reception. It will be received at, j . . the remotest Cities of the Union, by the firet day thed by tfifi montb 0f Doblication. re' ?n.a " " business department. - ,e The price of the publicaUon is THREE DOLparenis laRS per annum?the money to be positively rerc,n ceived before a number is sent. No letter* will bfr Hehna taken rr<un ^?*1 Office Ul^c?* the postage on i he tbcm Pa'^ Unless positive orders are given at o in ine ^ t-me ^ aui;ScribiDO'T the work is continued af. ter the first year, and if r.ot paid during the year r the price will be increased to FOUR DOLLARS, y?now Wo wilj contjnlle furnijb ,WALTER k). fa^ scott'S novels complete end the LAJJY'S .astcfor rook-on* vat. f..r ten dollars. fillip Forjheconvenience ofpdwn? tmhinjpforob1 scribe for any of the following publications?Grafor i;. ham's Magazine? Saturday, Courier?Saturday Chronicle?Alexander's Weekly - Messenger, or Saturday Evening Post?they will be furnished b A w'ib the LADY'S BOOK, and any one of these <> J ' publications one year, npon the receipt of FIVE \ everv DOLLARS postage paid. ' ^ Address . , L. A. GODEY, 211 Chesnut Street, rhilndtl/hio. In c We respectfully solicit that the.aliove rosy be inserted entire. It is all that is asked to entitle to an exchange for 1840. We shall commence with u . January sending to those papers who have comWl . plied with this request; and to others, only from r>y the lime their papers arc received, containing the staction adverliscmcnl. _ . varied, ?~ " *"* Hs, and PROSPECTUS : jr. All QP TI1B ;eer and Western Carolina Temperance Adnf I .nil. VA/vfllo . ? cd' our monthly paper devoted to thcjTcmperonce Reform igs from published at Ashevillc, N. C edited by D. , will be -,R. M'Naiay. - in pre- A TEMPERANCE CONVENTION that wa? unity of held t this place early in September, resolv-wc may ed on publishing a paper oi the. above tit'e and but our character, and appointed Dr. John Dickson and D. R. M'Anally to conduct it. From the many pr?sas any sing engagements Dr. Dickson? already has, he iuse we deems impracticable for him to'^bc- recognised us r one ol one of the editors, though lie will cheei fully use all the Ma- his influence otherwise, to promote its inteiest; nmense, the subscriber therefore, in oledience to the withes are ena- ?f the convention, proceeds to iatue this prospec- ? her pub- tus in his own name* with ahoje that he will be expect- aided in the undertaking by all the friends of the temperance cause throughout^ the country, and nounced that the paper may soon have an extensive circulaI of the tion iv "v- r uir^us ur< i nr, i r.mrtiiam't vaubm hi jqu icrioritv we make a most;earnest appeal?while thousands ailuctois upon thousands of dollars ore* annually cx|endad f this or. at theatres, at circuses, at the race track, or groceIrs. SI- ry, while nopainsjare spared, the luxury of retiref no less mcnt and ease foregone, and no labor deemed too severe to advance the interests, of political aspi. g leave rants, can you not do something in a cause that 1 in lost must be dear to every true patriot, philanthropist, and christian? Recollect there are but/lew, very Water few, such papers in all the Southern country.-? jualli. The Western part] of North Carolina. I he 'U eeroshion tern part of Virgin a, and thc.Eastem part of Tenfigures, nessee particularly, nerd a periodical of ibis kind. and it is for you n6w to say whither l!.ey shall y other have it. :ountry. The very low price at which it was fixed.by the mounce, Convention will make it necessary that' a ivory shall be lerge subscription be had before the publication of i worth it can be justified. i do not Should the subscription 1 e decmsd sufficient, the ihlscorr. fir8t number will be issued early in January next, d hand TERMS, so, and The Western Carolina Tespera'rc* Advor will be [ catb will be published on a medium sheet in quarto form, each number making eight pages, and will be furnished to subscribers at the' very low \ DIES' | (nice of eietv cletb a copy. Where single copies cepiacie are taken, the payment must le made invariably tcu FE- upon the recrption of the first nuu.ber. most ol (J3*jl'ostmastPrs( editors or publishers of papers iages and an Ministers of tho gospel are authorised column agents. ors. It "2 ovl,WILL BE SOLD CHEAP icvcr in ontriliu- ron cash, 'J" ';,f on DOZ. old MADEIRA WINE, (N Jfth?; G.M.S) all our 40 dozen superior old Port Wine, 40 do old pale Sherry do rT small do vcry suPer>or ?ld Brown Sherry, to this* 20 do very old Scotch Whiskey, ccs that 10 do old Champe's Cordial, *> J"1'1 Old Liquors aud Wines on draft and to ill favor . 1 aouary arr,v'e* 50 baskets very superior Champagne, it every brand Perrier Jourt. "merica! AI?0--ConstailtIy Oil ll.111(1. every article in the Grocery and Ship Business, as low, for cash, as they can be proper , , . , ' y their bought in the city. irtmcni Gunpowder supplied at the shortest noisitively i|cet jn any quantity. , i t0 Orders from any part of the country, !ie?pre? with Charleston acceptances, or good relay sea- ference, will be attended to with promptmade of ness and despatch. , G. W. LAWTON, 45 East Bay. '7% Charleston, Nov. H. crstood, 1 ; which A Plantation for sale* lr^ar" nPHE subscribers offer for sale their my are jj Plantation near the Camden Bridge, T generally known as the "Ross Place,'? and as being one of the richest and most pro(/ ^ ~ ductive Corn and Cotton Plantations on the nrctiou Wateree River. e <>f its Should the above place not be disposed 'no''e/ Pr'vateb'i 'l w'" ?^ered publicly, at nTwith the Court House in Camden, on the first 'gazine Monday in January next* Depart- For terms, which will be accommoda1 ?*? "?. . i ? m._ i.^ . tine, apply 10 *?unainj. jayior. lie con- b WILLIAM J. TAYLOR. ALEXR. R. TAYLOR. G. OS- * * capable MJRS* MUGGRIDGE respectfully in-L** forms her friends and the public, that unaniic s'ie continues to accommodate Boarders, at I Poets, her delightful situated House No. 449 King iiellish-i street, west side, between Wentworth and oidery, xiasell streets, Charleston. I to see sept. 19 42 4t